Closed djsuprin closed 10 years ago
Did you use Java8 for building? That might be one reason why javadoc failed, otherwise I do not see what else :) Was there any exception that might tell us more what was wrong with javadocs?
Regarding the tests - they should work :) They are executed on Travis on each commit, on jdk7 and openjdk7; so far this works. Sure, you may send your failing tests. Please note that if you have Tomcat running on default port, some tests may fail (i need to change the port :)
Sure, you right, I'm using Java 1.8. Still can't get used to the thought that new Java fails almost any build. =) I'm closing the ticket, sorry for the distraction.
Cheers, Vladimir
:)) No problem, I am running the build on jdk8 from time to time, but just didn't do that for some time. Will fix the issues anyway !
Fixed javadoc problem: https://github.com/oblac/jodd/commit/df596ef6fe34590af5a8ad2d95196aae2fa02533
Thank you!
Hi Igor,
I was trying to build Jodd from source to try to find out which exception doesn't let me to receive an email body parts but failed to do so without modifying build file. I run gradlew build and it failed with the following error:
I had to comment javadoc artifact in build.gradle (line 200):
After that it still couldn't build failing some tests in jodd-http (34 tests completed, 12 failed). Let me know if you want me to send you the list of failed tests. To finally build the project I had to skip the tests.
Letting you know just in case.
Kind regards, Vladimir